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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
2
The record lists several ladies and gentlemen including Mrs Katherine W eSart Mrs Kathrine Ba Paul Allen John Murray and others as attendees. The regents served sandwiches and coffee during the whist event.
About two hundred attend the Maynard Council Knights of Columbus banquet and dance at Colonial Hall. Sheridan's Orchestra plays as Grand Knight Joseph Byrnes introduces speakers Rev Charles Donahue State Secretary John Swift Exayor John Casey Marlboro District Deputy James Hurley John Donahue Low. Hall decorates with palms and ladies in colorful gowns add to the splendor.
Miss Helen Connell from Fitchburg Normal School takes a weeklong vacation. West Concord Parent-Teacher Association plans a whist party on Tuesday the 24th in the Harvey Wheeler School assembly hall. Frank Ahearn buys a Reo Sedan and enters the taxi business with an office at the Radiance Radio Shop.
The former Harland Lawrence site on A M Block has been taken by Arthur A. Pike of Concord, formerly owner of the White Market. Pike plans major changes and aims to open Saturday with a full line of meats and provisions.
Mr and Mrs arnd Mullas move as Mr Mullas takes a position as engineer with Sullivan Mining Co. Mrs Mullas manages affairs at home while neighbor and committee members plan a social evening featuring old time dances and music by a local orchestra.
A brush fire near Elm rapidly spread under strong winds threatening houses and barns along Main Street near the ness factory. Sparks ignited a cottage on Baker Avenue owned by Mr and Mrs Mackay and a barn behind the Mackay property but both were extinguished with only slight damage.
The Ladies Union of the Union Church met Wednesday at Mrs. Wi Harth and Mrs. W. slow hostesses. Donations were voted for the Emme son Hospital and for an outside charitable purpose near Cancor Junction.
The West Acton Wotlan club held its annual meeting on Monday afternoon. Officers serving the past year were re elected for a second term. Bradford was named as president replacing Mrs. Mabel. Dorothy Jones performed piano pieces during the program. West Acton, April 21.
April 21 report from Concord Junction details second grade drawings about Norway and Easter projects, a drawing and reading display, and 100 percent spelling for many students. Arithmetic contest at Harvey Wheeler School saw boys narrowly lead girls by one percent. top scorers included Heith Hughes Gerald Gray Mary E Sheehan Mabel Tracy Thomas Brigham and Thomas Williams. Grade 6 exhibitions and a Norway slide shows. parents urged to attend. Grounds maintenance by Grade Jprout’s team. drawings and maps of Brazil project underway. Inside Keep Clean program members listed with 200 percent week scores.
A girl was born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs Edward F Wright of Concord Junction, the tenth generation born in Concord. The Wright infant and mother Mabel Surette Wright are doing nicely at Emerson hospital, Concord.
We thank friends for their earnest deeds and offers of assistance, for tokens of sympathy that helped soften our great loss. These acts gave us comfort and strength in our time of sorrow and are deeply appreciated.
A middle aged woman advertises seeking a general housework position in Mel Maynard 1675. The brief notice states her desire for placement at a general household.
Clinton edged Maynord 8 to 7 at Crowe Park Tuesday as Clinton exploited miscues and timely hits. Joyce yielded three hits and struck out eleven while contributing three hits himself, while Maynord struggled with defense late in the game.
West Acton records show the Young Men's Nikoma Club finished a 15 game pool tournament in April. This marks the second in a three part series, with the third draft under way and 60 games total planned.
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Attendees including Rev. William Boicourt and Gutteridge, among others, joined a Spring gathering of the Mi vAgsassociation. The report mentions weekly events and plans for the upcoming Monday session, with unclear details due to damaged text.
Reading contains corrupted lines about students opening a house and individuals named Inez Perry Bradley with medical issues. Mentions a hearing and a town mall cable broadcast. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Plan outlines moves on Concord road and Sudbury avenue with attention to route adjustments and annual timing. Mentions heavy traffic, potential benefits, and decisions aimed at optimizing use and costs for the public works project.
Funeral services held Monday April 18 for Henry Hunt who died in Framingham. He was the youngest son of residents of Concord and attended local school. Survived by three daughters, two brothers and other relatives.
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